Bush Pig Farm in Collinsvale, Tasmania, Australia | Livestock farm

Bush Pig Farm

Locality: Collinsvale, Tasmania, Australia

Phone: +61 3 6239 0153

Address: 225 Mt. Hull Road 7012 Collinsvale, TAS, Australia

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24.01.2022 Bush Pig Farm Christmas Hams Wood Fire Smoked Taking your orders now Phone 0488 687 498

22.01.2022 Zorro’s first big outing with Kelly Irvine who has been working with Zorro for the past few weeks under saddle. What an awesome day Zorro taking it all in so c...almly and strutting his stuff. It’s been a big journey with our boy and to see him Saturday so healthy and fit brings a tear to everyone that has been involved in it. Kelly you are a truly amazing and naturally talented horse person. Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart for helping Zorro and myself see our dream come true. Michelle and the big boy himself Zorro. Xxx See more

22.01.2022 When it is 40 degrees outside what more does Baby Girl & her Newborn piglets need! I have the most understanding husband Thank you Brendon McDermott

20.01.2022 When they see you as a strong woman, they think that you do not need anything or anyone, you can bear everything and will overcome whatever happens. That you do... not mind being listened to, cared for or pampered. When they see you as a strong woman, they just look for you to help them carry their crosses. They talk to you and they think you do not need to be heard. A strong woman is not asked if she is tired, suffering or falling, if she has anxiety or fear. The important thing is that she is always there: a lighthouse in the fog or a rock in the middle of the sea. The strong woman is not forgiven anything. If she loses control, she becomes weak. If she loses her temper, she becomes hysterical. When the strong woman disappears a minute, it is immediately noticeable, but when she is there, her presence is usual. But the strength that is needed every day, to be that kind of woman, does not matter to anyone. Honor, recognize, respect and thank the strong women in your life, because they also need to be restrained, loved and feel that they can rest.

15.01.2022 Country folks can survive.

10.01.2022 The weekend is here, and people will be out and about with their horses. Please slow down and be respectful.

07.01.2022 Lochie with Ebony and her babies

06.01.2022 www.shakepaws.com

04.01.2022 This young man is not a dog or cat or missing pet ..hes my son and hes been missing for going on 7 years. And what really chaps my ass is people will post and ...share the hell out of a cat or dog more and from more people .that's all fine there family members also. But just herts my heart when my only son who is a human being gets less then ...wow. See more

04.01.2022 Lochie’s pig Ebony (he named after his mum) having her piglets now!

02.01.2022 TRACTORSTUCK - Parody of Thunderstruck by AC/DC Watch all 17 of our farm parodies here: http://www.youtube.com/PetersonFarmBros The underlying message of this v...ideo: Sometimes in life...we get our tractor stuck! Sometimes literally on the farm and sometimes figuratively in life. Lots of farm families (and people outside of farming as well) are undergoing tough times right now. Rising inputs. Low market prices. Severe weather. Consumer push back. It can feel like when you get a tractor stuck. You are frustrated, angry, kicking the tires, wondering how you got in this mess and how in the world you are going to fix it. This video is a humorous reminder that farming is full of problems and fixing those problems. It always has been. And someone usually has it worse off than you. There is always much to be thankful for! You can choose to sit in your problems and frustration and be angry and negative. Or you can focus on the positive, what is going right, and do your best to figure out how to solve the problems you face. Sometimes you can't pull the tractor out/solve the problem by yourself. It's okay to call and ask a friend or family member for help. Sometimes getting help can be the best/most productive thing you can do. It's important to remember that the tractor will get pulled out. There is always hope for better times. And someday you can even look back on the hard times and laugh knowing that it made you stronger. Farming is cyclical. And tough times have been a part of farming for centuries. The good times will return. In the meantime keep pressing on, do your best, appreciate the people close to you, and think positive. Remember that the success of your farm doesn't define your worth as a human being. We should be thankful for every day we get live our life on the farm, even if the farm is sold one day! We are all fortunate! (If you are struggling with mental health or thoughts of suicide, please call the suicide hotline: 1-800-273-8255)

02.01.2022 We love our Piggies

02.01.2022 The new parody is here! "We Will Milk Cows" a parody of "We Will Rock You" by Queen! Please like this post before watching (to get this out to as many people as... we can) and share with your friends after watching! Featuring TDF Honest Farming, Dairy Carrie, New Mexico Milkmaid, and 10th Generation Dairyman! See more

01.01.2022 Food for thought